Best wallet for altcoins ?

[tbct_mt2]

You can use wallet of each project or use multiple token wallet but it should be non custodial wallet. You must own key or seeds of your wallet to control the token you have.

If it is tokens, I think best wallets are Myetherwallet, Metamask, Trust wallets. They are good for multiple chains too. They are non custodial wallets and you can customize gas for your transaction too.

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[bitcampaign]

I don't recommend anything from what I use, but I'm just sharing what I use to store my altcoins in my wallet, I only use trustwallet and it's very safe in my opinion especially now that I'm also interested in using a Bitkeep wallet it also makes it easier for me to store and as a portfolio too

[Jeger.Kiting]

To store Bitcoin or Altcoin seems to be widely available everywhere depending on what you choose and want, but for me personally when storing crypto assets, maybe I am more comfortable using the MetaMask wallet because I think it is very easy to store crypto and MetaMask This application is also available on playstore so it's very easy for me to do what I need, if I leave the house just use android, and since then till now I use MetaMask without any problem.

[Lubang Bawah]

I think all Altcoins wallets are good, but because we underestimate the small things, the wallet that we install can be easily hacked, before clicking the link, we must look at it manually, for example copy the link address and then pay attention, usually the evil program has a common extension such as. exe and so on.

[zasad@]

The best wallet is a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor. They are compatible with the official wallets of many projects. And your seed phrase should be in a place where you have time to sober up or regain your sanity before you get to it in order to pass it on to another person or use it on another site.

[nicolas1979]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

Crypto users certainly understand which wallet is the best to use to hold altcoins. It can even be used as a single wallet with all blockchain systems. We can store Bitcoin in core wallet, but cannot store altcoins. We can store ERC, BEP, Polygon etc in Ethereum wallet, but not with Tron blockchain. In this case the most appropriate alternative is TrustWallet. TrustWallet can store all coins, tokens. It's just that currently TrustWallet can't store Hydra.

[DevFile90]

I used Metamask for airdrop and I use trust wallet to store my favourite coins and tokens, the problem is not all coins are available on trust wallet for example Ecash, I was forced to use another wallet for the projects that aren't available on Trust wallet.

[pawanjain]

Thinking about long term perspective.

I don't really get the point why you are opting for an alternative rather than settling with using hardware wallet especially if you are looking for longterm storage.

Even though I'm aware that Ledger has had problems with client data being exposed and defective products being produced, they are still a viable alternative, especially if the altcoins you plan to store aren't all that well-known, which I hope they aren't. The only drawback is that Ledger is proprietary, which is a huge privacy red flag. As mentioned by these threads ^[1], you can also choose an open source hardware wallet.

Because I didn't have many altcoins to begin with, I have personal experience utilizing the Trezor One more regularly than my Ledger Nano S. But if you want to use alternatives like Monero (XMR), you must regrettably get the Trezor T because it is the only Trezor model that supports it. Additionally, third-party applications like Near or any other wallet-type application occasionally have issues with Trezor or may not be supported.

In the end, it largely relies on your preferences, how you want to use your wallet, and which cryptocurrencies you intend to store.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

Actually the thing is that I am kind of double minded whether to hold the altcoins for a long term or not.
Someone told me that we shouldn't be holding altcoins for a long term and keep taking profits along the way.
So in that case I would want to hold it in a non custodial wallet. Hardware wallet is good for long term ofcourse.
But if I am not holding big amounts then do you think buying a hardware wallet is worth it ?
Let's say the amount is not more than $1500 or so.

[Chainsmokers]

I think there are 2 best wallets for altcoins, Trust wallet and Safepall, yes these two wallets are really very user friendly,
so many new traders and someone who is new to the world of crypto currency will be very easy to use this wallet,
but if you want to download 1, then my suggestion is Trust Wallet.

[bitbollo]

I have used Atomic wallet because it Is an easy solution for saving several coins with the same seed/passphrase.
However for larger amounts I Will trust solution off-line/ created with official wallets... Of course never trust exchanges for that kind of storage ...

[virasisog]

Thinking about long term perspective.

I don't really get the point why you are opting for an alternative rather than settling with using hardware wallet especially if you are looking for longterm storage.

Even though I'm aware that Ledger has had problems with client data being exposed and defective products being produced, they are still a viable alternative, especially if the altcoins you plan to store aren't all that well-known, which I hope they aren't. The only drawback is that Ledger is proprietary, which is a huge privacy red flag. As mentioned by these threads ^[1], you can also choose an open source hardware wallet.

Because I didn't have many altcoins to begin with, I have personal experience utilizing the Trezor One more regularly than my Ledger Nano S. But if you want to use alternatives like Monero (XMR), you must regrettably get the Trezor T because it is the only Trezor model that supports it. Additionally, third-party applications like Near or any other wallet-type application occasionally have issues with Trezor or may not be supported.

In the end, it largely relies on your preferences, how you want to use your wallet, and which cryptocurrencies you intend to store.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288971.0

Actually the thing is that I am kind of double minded whether to hold the altcoins for a long term or not.
Someone told me that we shouldn't be holding altcoins for a long term and keep taking profits along the way.
So in that case I would want to hold it in a non custodial wallet. Hardware wallet is good for long term ofcourse.
But if I am not holding big amounts then do you think buying a hardware wallet is worth it ?
Let's say the amount is not more than $1500 or so.

If you prefer security, then buying it will still be worth it so just in case you'll decide to maximize your assets and investments, and would want to hold them for a long-term basis, you could store them safely. It's still an advantage if you'll have a hard wallet aside from online wallets because hacking in exchanges can occur even in the most unexpected times so better be safe than sorry.

[erep]

If you prefer security, then buying it will still be worth it so just in case you'll decide to maximize your assets and investments, and would want to hold them for a long-term basis, you could store them safely. It's still an advantage if you'll have a hard wallet aside from online wallets because hacking in exchanges can occur even in the most unexpected times so better be safe than sorry.

For long term investment you can keep it in hardware due to privacy and security factor for owned assets, you can add some potential coins for long term profit without worrying about hacking, because so far no hacking cases have been reported by hardware users. However, the post above can be considered for choosing the type of hardware wallet but I chose the Trezor One among other types.

[Sebas.tian]

I think there are 2 best wallets for altcoins, Trust wallet and Safepall, yes these two wallets are really very user friendly,
so many new traders and someone who is new to the world of crypto currency will be very easy to use this wallet,
but if you want to download 1, then my suggestion is Trust Wallet.

I think, those two wallets you mention are the best wallets you can store your altcoins without fear of scammers. For trust wallet, tested and trusted for long term traders and short term traders compared to other altcoins wallets that is very easy for scammers to have access to their altcoins in their wallet. Safepal wallet is another wallet that is well secure for altcoin investor to use to hold their coins during the bearish season for them not to experience losses from the market.  But, don't forget to write down your seed phrases, because it will really help you to recover your altcoins back whenever you misplace your phone or laptop.

[Pujangga]

Csaurrently I only use Metamask on Modzilla, and for almost 5 years I have never had a problem, I follow the tips given by the official metamask team, which is to always lock when closing Metamask or Modzilla and delete accounts that are not used, and don't forget when we use it, focus and finish don't open especially when online for a long time.

[traderethereum]

Throughout the years I have just been holding bitcoin and ethereum in a non-custodial wallet but now I have decided to diversify my portfolio.
There are a lot of potential altcoins out there and I have picked up a few. Storing altcoins on an exchange id obviously not the right thing to do.
While I know that hardware wallet would be the best place to store altcoins I want to know other options as well.

Thinking about long term perspective.

1. For now, I have been thinking to store them on a non-custodial wallet but then again which wallet should it be ? My choice would be Exodus but let me know which one is best.
2. Would it better to store different altcoins in different wallets or decrease the hassle of maintaining different wallets and settle down with just one with all the coins.

You can use Exodus wallet to store your altcoins in addition to using hardware wallets, as you already know.
If you can't buy a hardware wallet, you can also install Exodus on your computer or laptop, so you don't have to worry or be confused about saving your coins.
I use Exodus on one of the phones I don't use for communication and just installed the wallet and so far, it's been fine.
But if you want to choose what's best for you, I think you can install any wallet that can store altcoins so you know the pros and cons before choosing one.

[Jancuki]

I at the moment metamask remains the top priority. Because this wallet can be used by all networks, of course with the security of wallet access using the private key method. As with most instances the use of phrases is too risky to be hacked.

[inanilujimi]

Trust wallet is the wallet that I use to store all the altcoins I have so far, all of them can be stored there with one application, with that convenience it doesn't bother me to save too many phrase.

[Questat]

If you are fine with Exodus wallet OP and never encounter any problems, you better stick to it or use this for huge amounts while using another wallet for the other altcoins.

Well, it was to know that online wallets are prone to hacking cases but using highly secured wallets like Exodus is ideal. But yes, can't just put everything is a single wallet address, it is way better to spread them at least we have some assurance of not losing it all in case our wallet got hacked.

[globalpain]

there are many favorite wallets that I use, Safepall, Truswallet, and Metamask,
yes, these three wallets are very easy to use, and of course very safe, I've been using this for several years,
and there are no problems until now, but if you only want to use 1 only, I think Safepall is safer.

[bitzizzix]

I think exodus wallet is an excellent choice for any cryptocurrency enthusiast, especially those who are just starting their cryptocurrency journey. Even as the user knowledge increases, exodus is not a wallet that will run out quickly and also needs to be studied well before using it, and I used it too but not so long ago.
and actually there are many good cryptocurrency wallets, but it all depends on the convenience and security of those who use them as well as their needs.